Benchmark

Wedding Rings & Engagement Rings are presented by Benchmark in a unique & exclusive way for your satisfaction. Benchmark wedding rings & engagement rings go through a unique manufacturing process to ensure you have chosen the best wedding ring for your special day.

All of our wedding bands are die struck. We start with a solid ring of gold or platinum and with meticulous carving, we have created the beautiful designs that you see here. The die struck method provides for a more consistent product, one with less porosity and more gold - a solid band throughout. Cast pieces are more prone to have voids within the metal which can occasionally lead to imperfections or breakage.

Over 30 years ago, Benchmark brought the Comfort Fit design to the United States and obtained a patent. The inside of our rings are oval shaped, eliminating the sharp edge against your finger, providing years of comfortable wear. Other companies have modified this design but ours is the original, true Comfort Fit.

Over the years Benchmark has invested over $3,000,000 in the latest technologies to provide our customers with Precision Set diamonds. Only a handful of companies in the world employ this technology. Throughout the centuries companies have set diamonds by hand. Hand setting diamonds can lead to inconsistencies and imperfections within your diamond ring. Benchmark has solved this problem through our Precision Set diamond ring line. Each diamond undergoes a stringent inspection judging color, cut, clarity and size. Only the finest, most precise diamonds selected. We have developed a process that allows us to set your diamonds by machine, insuring that your Benchmark ring will be perfect.

Perfect means that your diamonds will be safely secured within the piece. Your diamonds will be perfectly spaced and flush meaning that the table (the top of the diamonds) will be even with the top of the piece. Perfect also means that we will expose more of your diamonds by using only the necessary amount of metal to secure the diamond in place. Why should you hide any more of your diamonds than is absolutely necessary? Traditional hand setting generally uses more metal to secure your diamonds, thereby not exposing your enough of your beautiful diamonds.